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Denominations of Origin
Denominations of Origin in Spain, AOC in France, DOC in Italy. Protected geographical winemaking areas. Who hasn’t heard of names like Rioja, Ribera de Duero, Chablis and Barolo?
Discover the wines of DO Terra Alta, an oenological gem of Catalonia. In this region, the Mediterranean climate and rugged landscape converge to create ideal conditions for vineyards that yield wines of distinctive character. Renowned for its Garnacha Blanca, these wines boast a rich historical heritage with fresh and mineral flavors.
The DO Tierra de León is renowned for its authentic wines with a unique essence, thanks to its cool and sunny climate, ideal for the local grape varieties Prieto Picudo and Albarín. These wines, rooted in historical winemaking traditions, are celebrated for their freshness, balanced acidity, and distinctive aromatic profiles.
In the DO Toro, the wines are distinguished by their intense and profound character, a result of an extreme climate with hot summers and cold winters. These conditions, along with its ancient vineyards and sandy soils, yield robust and characterful reds, primarily from the Tinta de Toro variety, renowned for their great ageing potential.
The DO Uclés is located in a region of hills and plateaus in the heart of Spain, where the continental climate with hot summers and cold winters influences the creation of wines with distinct character. Known for its structured reds and fresh whites, the winemakers blend traditional methods with modern techniques to highlight the essence of these lands.
The DO Valencia is renowned for its fresh and fruity wines, owing to the perfect blend of a Mediterranean climate and diverse soils. With centuries of winemaking history, the region is famous for its indigenous grapes like Moscatel and Monastrell, which impart a unique character to each bottle.
Located in the Galician region of Orense, the DO Valdeorras is renowned for its white wines, especially those crafted from the Godello variety. The cool climate and mountainous terrain impart a fresh mineral character. A millennium-old winemaking tradition merges with modern techniques to create unique and vibrant wines.
The DO Valle de la Orotava, in Tenerife, blends volcanic soils and an Atlantic climate that bestow its wines with a unique and vibrant character. The traditional braided cordon vineyards, along with the historical influence of viticulture in the area, result in wines with an unmistakable personality and a singular charm.
The wines of DO Vinos de Madrid are renowned for their genuine and diverse character, influenced by the region's continental climate and mountainous landscape. These unique conditions impart freshness and complexity to the wines. With a winemaking history that dates back centuries, the area is celebrated for its expressive reds and aromatic whites, crafted with both traditional and modern techniques.
The Ycoden-Daute-Isora DO, located in Tenerife, provides unique wines thanks to its mild Atlantic climate and mineral-rich volcanic soils. The wines from this region boast remarkable freshness and distinctive mineral notes. With a winemaking tradition dating back centuries, the production methods honor the environment and the authenticity of taste.
Located in the region of Murcia, the DO Yecla is renowned for its robust and aromatic wines, predominantly crafted from the Monastrell grape. The sunny climate and elevated terrain promote optimal ripening, resulting in intense and fruity wines. Yecla is celebrated for its winemaking tradition that blends ancient techniques with modern innovations.
Situated in Chile, DO Apalta is renowned for its exceptional red wines, especially Carménère. Nestled in a valley with fertile soils and a Mediterranean climate, its vineyards benefit from the perfect blend of sunlight and coolness. Traditional winemaking methods enhance the quality and unique character of these globally acclaimed wines.
The D.O.C.G. Roero Arneis, nestled in the heart of Italy's Piedmont, is renowned for its fresh and aromatic white wines. With its rolling hills and mild continental climate, the region provides ideal conditions for cultivating the Arneis grape, celebrated for its vibrant floral and fruity notes.
